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Shore Sportsman
Shore Sportsman in Easton, Maryland, is a one-stop shop for outdoor enthusiasts looking to gear up for their next adventure. With a wide selection of fishing, hunting, and outdoor equipment, Shore Sportsman caters to hobbyists and seasoned pros alike. Their knowledgeable staff and commitment to quality make it a go-to destination for all your sporting…
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Gay’s Seafood & Deli
Located at 896 Port St in Easton, MD, Gay’s Seafood Market invites you to embark on a culinary journey like no other. Delight your palate with an array of seafood delicacies, including Maryland blue crabs, oysters, and more.
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Robin’s Nest Floral & Garden Center
Robin’s Nest Floral & Garden Center in Easton, Maryland, blooms with beauty and charm. This family-owned business offers a stunning array of floral arrangements, plants, and garden accessories. Whether you’re looking for a special gift or hoping to spruce up your home, Robin’s Nest is a delightful place to explore and find inspiration.
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Eat Sprout – Saint Michaels
Experience farm-to-table dining at its best at Eat Sprout in Saint Michaels. Located at 114 South Talbot Street, this restaurant is known for its commitment to fresh, seasonal ingredients and creative dishes. Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor exploring the area, stopping by Eat Sprout guarantees a memorable gastronomic adventure. Step into this…
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Chesapeake Ghost Tours
Encounter the “Spirits of Rowdy Women,” during a guided evening walk through the waterfront town of St. Michaels with Chesapeake Ghost Tours.
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Easton Point Marina
Easton’s only full service marina, offering everything from servicing and any electronic needs!
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Talbot County Free Library
Talbot County Free Library’s Maryland Room Collection features materials that contribute to the knowledge of the social, civic, religious, economic and cultural life of Marylanders both past and present. Within the collection there is a special emphasis on material relating to Talbot County and the Eastern Shore of Maryland. The Collection is open to the…
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Clint S. Bradley Park
Enjoy a playground with swings, sandbox, water table, wooden play boat, and play structures for kids of all ages. There is also a gazebo, picnic tables, trails, and public restrooms on the 2-acre property.
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St Michaels Museum
The St. Michaels Museum is an integral part of the community of St. Michaels, a delightful walking village that is a fun place to live and visit. Tourists and residents alike enjoy the Museum for its vivid interpretation of St. Michaels’ history and culture, represented by historic artifacts and oral histories of the people. There…
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Third Haven Friends Meeting
Third Haven Friends Meeting (Quaker) has occupied the same property since 1682, when three acres of land were purchased from John Edmondson for the purpose of building a meeting house. The original meeting house was completed and first put to use in 1684. It is still in active use and remains the focal point of…
